Divine Intervention Books

Ordinary believers and current church leaders tell you about their Encounters on the Road Less Traveled, Angel Sightings & Life-Changing Spiritual Experiences. As you read, know this – God is as near to you as your own heartbeat. It is the Father’s good pleasure to give you the kingdom, too.

Stories from filmmakers, prophets, pastors, housewives, students, and businessmen give a glimpse of a God’s kingdom manifest as they: entertain angels unaware that they are not humans; experience a vision that transforms their ministry; encounter God on the road less traveled; and enjoy the presence of Jesus while becoming saturated in His love.

In this book, leaders like Barbara Yoder share vulnerably and honestly, their testimonies of God encountering them in such a way that hope for the impossible enables them to hold on until the breakthrough happens. As Barbara explains, “We’re not God; we’re human beings who have been touched with pain and weakness and doubt and unbelief so that people can grab hold of us. If you cannot find God right now just grab hold of my faith until you can access faith directly yourself.”

Draw on their stories; hold onto their faith until faith rises so completely in you that you become fully persuaded that God had power to do what He promised even for you. And especially for you.

 

I love this book. It so exactly articulates what I have been feeling and I am sure many others. These stories are not just for our entertainment, or even just for our encouragement. The point of the stories is that we all should have our own stories, times when God intervenes so personally.

These stories should provoke us into our own faith-filled adventures. They prepare us to recognize (the Aha!) and expect His involvement in our lives. The struggle I have and I’m sure that every Christian has, is that I have a foot in both worlds.

Sometimes after coming out of a day of concentrating on producing a commercial, the spiritual world can seem so distant and my personal experiences even seem almost embarrassing...in the sense that I doubt my own experience. Yet I KNOW that the spiritual world is the real world, this life is a shadow. My goal is to have my spiritual ears (listening to the voice of the Spirit) and spiritual eyes open all the time.

I also agree that God is speaking to His children all the time. It’s not even that God wants to speak, He is speaking. And we don’t have to beg God to speak to us because He wants to and actually already is. We just have to learn to accept that sometimes He speaks in dreams, sometimes in mental pictures, sometimes through other people. He’s just waiting for us to hear and to engage with Him and then He would show us more. I just suspect we are already living under an Open Heaven if we would just take time to see it.


Rick Dalbey, Creative Director